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Dylan on 60 minutes this Sunday (a true social revolutionary)

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Shallow:
He was a key component a huge sociological change in America, and he didn't intend for it to happen or want anything to do with it. It was that hippie revoltion, and it all started with him and his lyrics. I don't think a single man's music changed America and the world as much as this guys did in the 60s. This isn't me as a Dylan fan speaking this is me as a realist speaking. I'm not trying to over promote the guy, but his contributions aren't debatable. Even though he didn't purposely make them.


http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/12/02/60minutes/main658799.shtml

Lincoln:
Agreed, Dylan's music always comes off humble & unpretentious, yet so powerful.

Trauma-san:
He's alright.  Personally I don't get into him much probably because he DOES get so much credit, and doesn't want it.  It's like the cool thing to do is to ramble on about how great Dylan is.  I do like much of his stuff, though, but I'm not a die hard fan or anything. 

GangstaBoogy:
lol i thought this thread was about homie from "Makin Da Band"

white Boy:
i like a bunch of his songs, but that fuckin harmonica is very annoying in some songs he just BLOWS like crazy and its this Long annoying high pitched sound for like 10 sec.. and I'm bewildered as to what the fuck is going on... Ive been wanting to get that off my chest or a while but was too lazy to make a thread

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